First Decay Spectroscopy Experiment at RIBF

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Aug 2010

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THE 10TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ORIGIN OF MATTER AND EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES: OMEG-2010. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 1

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Radioactive Ion Beams, Scintillators, Beta-Decay, Nuclear Fragmentation, Sources Of Radioactive Nuclei, Scintillation Detectors, Weak-Interaction And Lepton Aspects, Projectile And Target Fragmentation

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A first RIBF experiment for decay spectroscopy was performed. Neutron-rich nuclei with mass number A ~ 110 were produced using in-flight fission of 238U. A new beta-counting system consisting of nine layers of double-sided-silicon-strip detector (DSSSD) was employed to detect beta-rays from the neutron-rich nuclei stopped in the beta-counting system. The β-decay curves of neutron-rich nuclei were successfully reconstructed. As a complementary device, a super-segmented scintillation detector (CAITEN) has been prepared for future decay experiment. Its fast counting capability dedicated for half-life measurement was confirmed using radioactive beam produced by the fragmentation of Ca-beam.

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